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Not going out: 51% of people ‘will spend more evenings at home to save money’

Nearly one in three (32%) people say they are assessing whether every single purchase they make is necessary as their budgets are squeezed by rising costs, a survey has found. To save money, more than half (51%) are planning to spend more evenings ...

18 Oct 2022 at 01:01

Households cut food shop by 7.5% last year amid cost-of-living crisis

Households in the UK cut their real-terms spending on food and non-alcoholic drinks in the year to March 2023, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said. While nominal spending on the category increased over the period, there was a 7.5% ...

23 Aug 2024 at 16:53

Personal Finance

Households cutting back across the board, says building society

Households cut back on a range of non-essential outgoings in June compared with May, including spending on dating, gardening and gambling, according to a major building society. Nationwide Building Society said that by the value of total ...

25 Jul 2022 at 12:14

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Spending on subscriptions, dating and DIY has dipped, says Nationwide

The value of households’ spending on subscription services, home improvements and dating fell annually in February, according to analysis by Britain’s biggest building society of its members’ outgoings. The volume of dating transactions ...

24 Mar 2023 at 00:01

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